Ibrahim Mian

Family practice physicians often become the quiet anchors of a neighborhood. When daily life throws a sore throat, a lingering cough, or the need for a routine physical into the mix, having a steady medical presence nearby saves time and worry. Ibrahim Mian fits that role on the 17th floor of a tower just steps from City Hall, where the hum of Lower Manhattan never quite fades.

The office at 233 Broadway Rm 1750, New York, NY 10279 sits above the street-level bustle, offering a quiet counterpoint to the crowds below. Here, the focus stays on preventive care, chronic-disease management, and minor urgent issues—everything from annual check-ups to flu shots and blood-pressure monitoring. Patients also turn to the practice for school physicals, travel vaccines, and basic lab work, all under one roof.

Reaching out is simple; a call to (336) 671-5041 can secure an appointment slot without the runaround of larger clinics. The number connects directly to the office, where staff handle scheduling and quick questions during weekday hours. While the address might feel corporate at first glance, the care remains personal and grounded in the rhythms of family medicine.

For anyone mapping the route, the building stands across from Woolworth’s landmark facade. Directions are straightforward: pull up the map and follow the blue line to the Financial District’s quieter corner. It’s one of those places that blends into the cityscape until you actually need it.